Theater for the New City
Founded in 1970 by Crystal Field, and located in New York's East Village, Theater for the New City is a one-of-a-kind cultural hub that has garnered a national reputation for its commitment to supporting established and emerging playwrights who experiment with new forms, and for presenting other experimental and developmental theater makers through an active program of community art services and festivals.
Productions (217)
A gripping WWII drama set in a Paris café where defiance and courage defy Nazi oppression.
A daughter's journey as a caregiver reveals the struggles, hope, and unseen strength in love.
A dynamic exploration of women's lives through history, blending theater, movement, and humor.
A family's road trip to Graceland turns into a dramatic tale of love and survival.
Trapped in his own mind, Ralph envisions a haunting new tale where survival and chaos collide.
Two brothers, separated by fate, fight to reclaim their bond across time, distance, and war.
Two Olympic sprinters’ powerful protest against racism becomes an iconic moment in history.
A "what if" tale uniting two geniuses, Mary Shelley and Ada Lovelace, who never met.
A bold revival of Shine's legend, exploring race, class, and cultural preservation.
Julie, a young woman of privileged birth, is headstrong, domineering, and emotionally volatile.
Jacob Schiff seeks revenge on the Russian Czar, featuring historical figures and key events.
